Building Web Applications with React 19

This Building Web Applications with React 19 Training gives you the tools to build client-side applications using React 19 to create high-performance apps running both in the browser and as native mobile applications. The course uses Hooks in React 19 to simplify coding and improve performance while leveraging Typescript, Storybook, and the Redux Toolkit to improve productivity in creating complex applications. The full development process is covered, beginning with creating the application project, architecting the solution, integrating automated testing (using the React Testing Library for both unit and end-to-end testing), and finishing with deploying the application. Building Web Applications with React 19 Benefits In this React 19 training, you will learn the following: Create web applications with the most popular client-side framework. Build dynamic applications with multiple screens and components. Read, update, add, and delete server-side data using Ajax calls. Architect client-side components using Storybook to speed development. End-to-End testing by simulating user interactions. React Training Course Prerequisites Before attending this course, attendees should have knowledge at the level of Course 2319, JavaScript Essentials for Web Development. React Training Outline Module 1: Introduction and Overview Understanding React Integrating React and TypeScript Adding functionality with Modules Module 2: Designing Custom React Components Leveraging JSX for UI design Creating a page with components Coding custom components Understanding the differences between JSX and HTML Module 3: Activating React Components Parameterizing components Passing data from owner components to children Leveraging the children props to pass content dynamically Leveraging TypeScript to provide default values and data types Integrating stateless functional components Manipulating component state Managing State with UseState Best practices for integrating components with TypeScript and props Introducing Hooks Managing activities with useEffect Module 4: Building Dynamic Hierarchies Managing Complex UIs Composing a JSX component hierarchy with the Container/Presentational design pattern Centralizing logic at the container level by passing functions as props Improving performance with useCallback Dynamically building the UI at runtime Ensuring quality with automated testing Unit testing with Jest End-to-End testing with Enzyme Improving testing syntax with Testing Library Module 5 Accepting and Validating User Input Exploiting Storybook Speeding development by prototyping in Storybook Generating documentation from components Ensuring accessibility with automated analysis Logging component interactions Manipulating form input components Working with interactive properties Capturing form component updates with onChange Exploiting controlled components with one-way dataflow Implementing data and event binding Applying the onChange / useState() convention Reducing onChange clutter for cleaner code Integrating functions with form events Improving performance with useTransition Module 6 Routing between components Implementing navigation Exploiting the react-router for semantic URLs Mapping URL paths to components Enabling navigation with code and the Link component Passing parameters in URLs Creating routes with multiple parameters Handling ambiguous routes Extracting parameters with useParams Sharing global data with useContext Module 7: Connecting React to RESTful services Global State and Redux Making Ajax calls with Axios Mapping CRUD access to React components Exploiting Axios Simplifying code with custom Axios objects Integrating asynchronous access Looking at Axios advanced features Reviewing alternatives Module 8: Centralizing State with the Redux Toolkit Global State and Redux Architecting loosely-coupled applications for extensibility Managing state centrally with the Redux Toolkit Adding Web service updates to the global store Coding a loosely coupled application Creating the central store Understanding React’s one-way data flow at the application level Segmenting the store with slicers Managing application-wide data Creating the reducers and slices to manage application-wide state Exploiting useSelector and useDispatch to access the global store Reviewing alternatives Module 9: Enhancing for Maintenance and Deploying Extending your components with Higher-Order Components Accessing HTML with useRef Externalizing configuration with appsetting files Deploying your application to IIS